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Handled with care! Japanese airport worker is filmed CLEANING luggage before passengers pick it up (unlike UK ground crews who've been caught carelessly lobbing suitcases around)<br />A Japanese airport worker has been filmed cleaning luggage for passengers<br />Footage, shared on social media, shows the staff member wiping down suitcases<br />The worker can be seen checking every bag for any marks as it arrives<br /><br />A Japanese airport worker has been filmed cleaning luggage before passengers arrive to pick it up.<br /><br />Footage, shared on social media, captures the staff member wiping down suitcases as they come through arrivals in Japan.<br /><br />The worker can be seen checking every bag for marks before tenderly cleaning each case with a white cloth as it comes through on the carousel.<br /><br />It is unclear which airport the footage was taken in, or where the bags were arriving from.<br /><br />But it is a stark contrast from the usual violent treatment suitcases can be expected to get sometimes in the UK. <br /><br />Footage of Luton ground crew workers showed them hurling luggage from an easyJet plane like rubbish bags onto a waiting truck last year. <br /><br />Passenger Jonas Ozolins recorded the reckless workers unloading the bags and cases from a flight on March 13 2017. <br /><br />In the footage, the two men stand on the back of the truck, which will eventually transport the cases across the ramp to the airport terminal.<br /><br />They are seen hurling the cases, carrying precious souvenirs and gifts, onto the back of the truck.<br /><br />Some of them even crash, seemingly unnoticed by the staff, onto the concourse below.<br /><br />It is understood the baggage handlers worked for a company called Menzies Aviation, who have contracts at most UK airports. <br /><br />At the time a spokesman for Menzies Aviation said: 'Menzies Aviation considers the safe conveyance of passengers’ luggage to be a matter of the highest importance.
Handled with care! Japanese airport worker is filmed CLEANING luggage before passengers pick it up (unlike UK ground crews who've been caught carelessly lobbing suitcases around)<br />A Japanese airport worker has been filmed cleaning luggage for passengers<br />Footage, shared on social media, shows the staff member wiping down suitcases<br />The worker can be seen checking every bag for any marks as it arrives<br /><br />A Japanese airport worker has been filmed cleaning luggage before passengers arrive to pick it up.<br /><br />Footage, shared on social media, captures the staff member wiping down suitcases as they come through arrivals in Japan.<br /><br />The worker can be seen checking every bag for marks before tenderly cleaning each case with a white cloth as it comes through on the carousel.<br /><br />It is unclear which airport the footage was taken in, or where the bags were arriving from.<br /><br />But it is a stark contrast from the usual violent treatment suitcases can be expected to get sometimes in the UK. <br /><br />Footage of Luton ground crew workers showed them hurling luggage from an easyJet plane like rubbish bags onto a waiting truck last year. <br /><br />Passenger Jonas Ozolins recorded the reckless workers unloading the bags and cases from a flight on March 13 2017. <br /><br />In the footage, the two men stand on the back of the truck, which will eventually transport the cases across the ramp to the airport terminal.<br /><br />They are seen hurling the cases, carrying precious souvenirs and gifts, onto the back of the truck.<br /><br />Some of them even crash, seemingly unnoticed by the staff, onto the concourse below.<br /><br />It is understood the baggage handlers worked for a company called Menzies Aviation, who have contracts at most UK airports. <br /><br />At the time a spokesman for Menzies Aviation said: 'Menzies Aviation considers the safe conveyance of passengers’ luggage to be a matter of the highest importance.
